Remove convert web page to pdf icon

The convert web page to pdf icon, is just a link to d/l the software, and is totally useless after installing it. It shouldn't be sitting there permanently.

Hi Ricer46!
Click on tools and then Add-ons and then disable Adobe Acrobat - Create PDF and restart Firefox. That should do the trick.

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    ID: 329345
    OS: Windows
    Permanent Link: http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/knowledgebase/index.cfm?id=329345
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